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AI and neurotechnology convergence

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The integration of artificial intelligence and neurotechnology is fostering a new technological ecosystem termed a ‘neurostack’ by the European Group on Ethics in Science and New Technologies (EGE). This ecosystem combines neurodata, cloud infrastructure, and large-scale models to analyze brain function, behavior, and emotional states. While the EGE notes significant potential for medical and clinical use, it warns of risks to privacy, autonomy, and democratic oversight. The group’s report, ‘Governing Neuro-AI: Towards an Infrastructure Approach’, suggests that neuro-AI should be regulated as broad infrastructure to prevent surveillance and dependency. Recent research presented by Dr. Paul Nuyujukian, head of Stanford University’s Brain Interfacing Laboratory, has further demonstrated the practical application of AI-driven neuroscience. During the Next Endeavor event in Mountain View, California, Nuyujukian shared findings showing that intracortical recordings can be used to estimate brain states following an injury. His team’s study utilized a small-scale model of stroke to show that neural data can identify persistent changes in the brain even when subjects exhibit complete behavioral recovery within one week. This capability highlights how AI can detect underlying neurological conditions that are not visible through external behavioral ~~observation.~~ observation and forms part of a broader effort to model the biological brain using AI and integrate large language models into scientific evolution.

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